COVID-19 case count remains above 2,000
The Hindu
Chennai reports 833 fresh cases; number of active cases in State rises to 13,070; 11 patients die
The daily tally of COVID-19 cases in Tamil Nadu remained above 2,000, with 2,194 fresh cases reported on Sunday, the highest since the first week of November last. The State’s tally now stands at 8,79,473. The State reported 11 new deaths, while 1,270 people recovered from the disease. The toll rose to 12,670 and the number of recovered patients was 8,53,733. The number of active cases stood at 13,070.
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